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<strong>video</strong> <strong>guidelines</strong><br />

DRIFTINNOVATION.COM<br />

2012


contents<br />

introduction 1<br />

the intro 2<br />

the outro 3<br />

transition one 4<br />

transition two 5<br />

transition three 6<br />

the background 7<br />

typography 8


introduction<br />

In our ongoing effort to strengthen <strong>Drift</strong> ® and its brand presence<br />

we have created an official <strong>video</strong> intro reel and transitions for use<br />

by authorised <strong>Drift</strong> ® <strong>video</strong> editors. In this document you will find<br />

<strong>guidelines</strong> for using these resources in your edits.<br />

The intro reel doubles as the outro, and also included are three<br />

transitions and an animated background for use with text and<br />

graphics, as necessary.<br />

Thank you for being part of our journey. We look forward to<br />

seeing your creations!<br />

Get Out There,<br />

1


the intro<br />

The official intro reel is divided into 3 sections, only two of which are to be used for the intro. First<br />

the hero shot of the camera, then the logo and brand followed by the tagline. When using this file<br />

for the intro reel, only the first 3.5 seconds are to be used, editing into the <strong>video</strong> content following<br />

the white screen flash between the logo screen and the tagline screen (the tagline ‘get out there’<br />

will be featured at the end of the <strong>video</strong>).<br />

We provide the intro reel in 2 available formats, with and without the alpha channel.<br />

When making official <strong>video</strong>s, each <strong>video</strong> should primarily use the reel with the alpha channel to<br />

ensure the screen has a preview clip of the current <strong>video</strong> edit in the screen. When it is not possible<br />

to edit a preview into the first segment of the <strong>video</strong>, the reel without the alpha channel may be<br />

used as a default option. We would like to avoid using the default option, as the intro reel was<br />

designed to be used as a preview for the <strong>video</strong>.<br />

This intro reel is not to be re-distributed outside of official channels, and any unauthorized usage<br />

will be moderated.<br />

Default Option<br />

(without alpha channel)<br />

Filename: <strong>Drift</strong>Intro_0126r01.mov<br />

Format: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Stereo (L R @ 48000kHz)<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Date Size: 127.37MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:06.51<br />

Primary Option<br />

(with alpha channel)<br />

Filename: <strong>Drift</strong>Intro_0126r01_alpha.mov<br />

Format: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)<br />

Stereo (L R @ 48000kHz)<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Date Size: 913.75MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:06.51<br />

2


the outro<br />

The official <strong>Drift</strong> ® outro will consist of using the full 6 second intro reel, ending with the ‘Get Out<br />

There’ tagline - our call to action.<br />

Therefore, depending on if you used the intro with or without the alpha channel, just use the full<br />

clip you have edited (or the full default clip) as the outro for your <strong>video</strong> edit.<br />

Default Option<br />

(without alpha channel)<br />

Filename: <strong>Drift</strong>Intro_0126r01.mov<br />

Format: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Stereo (L R @ 48000kHz)<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Date Size: 127.37MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:06.51<br />

Primary Option<br />

(with alpha channel)<br />

Filename: <strong>Drift</strong>Intro_0126r01_alpha.mov<br />

Format: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)<br />

Stereo (L R @ 48000kHz)<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Date Size: 913.75MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:06.51<br />

3


transition one<br />

Transition One<br />

Filename: Transition_01_0125r01.mov<br />

Format: Animation<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Date Size: 176.42MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:01.42<br />

Transition one is a great way to transition between different sports<br />

or subject matter in a <strong>video</strong> edit. The transition begins with a<br />

lens flare from the lens surface, rotates the camera 90 degrees<br />

towards the screen, then enlarges the screen to the size of the<br />

<strong>video</strong>.<br />

Use of this transition requires the editor to edit the incoming<br />

scene into the screen, making a flawless transition. This edit is<br />

not to be used without having edited the incoming scene into the<br />

camera LCD.<br />

This transition can be used forwards, and backwards.<br />

4


transition two<br />

Transition Two<br />

Filename: Transition_02_0125r01.mov<br />

Format: Animation<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Date Size: 181.39MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:01.42<br />

Transition two is an alternate way to transition between different<br />

sports or subject matter in a <strong>video</strong> edit. The transition comes in off<br />

the camera LCD, rotates the camera 270 degrees towards the lens,<br />

then enlarges the lens to the size of the <strong>video</strong>.<br />

Use of this transition requires the editor to edit the outgoing<br />

scene into the screen, and the incoming scene into the round lens<br />

making a flawless transition. This edit is not to be used without<br />

having edited the incoming and outgoing scene into the camera<br />

LCD and lens.<br />

This transition can be used forwards, and backwards; file also<br />

contains alpha channels.<br />

5


transition three<br />

Transition Three<br />

Filename: Transition_03_0125r01.mov<br />

Format: Animation<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Date Size: 202.10MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:01.92<br />

Transition three is a pure brand transition. The bug enters and spins<br />

into place, followed by the slide out of the <strong>Drift</strong> ® logo.<br />

Use of this transition does not require <strong>video</strong> editing, however it<br />

retains this capability of editing into the backwards S in the bug<br />

logo.<br />

This transition should only be used forwards, and contains the<br />

alpha channel.<br />

6


the background<br />

Background<br />

Filename: <strong>Drift</strong>_BKG_0126r01.mov<br />

Format: Apple ProRes 422 (HQ)<br />

1920 × 1080 pixels<br />

Movie FPS: 23.98<br />

Date Size: 140.39MB<br />

Duration: 00:00:06.51<br />

Should the user need to add a splash page with text or graphics,<br />

we provide a 6 second clip containing the animated carbon fiber<br />

backdrop.<br />

Examples of usage would be a collaborative logo graphic<br />

backdrop, backdrop of text inserts etc.<br />

7


typography<br />

<strong>Drift</strong> ® Video Typography<br />

Our primary font family is<br />

Museo, in either 300 or 500<br />

weight.<br />

Museo should be used for<br />

headings and sub-headings but<br />

never for a large body of text.<br />

Our secondary font family is<br />

Museo Sans, and is used to<br />

compliment the primary font<br />

family, predominantly in the<br />

body of text.<br />

The <strong>Drift</strong> ® logo should always be<br />

used for display purposes, rather<br />

than typed, unless in a body of<br />

text (as it appears here).<br />

museo<br />

ABCDEFGHIJKLMN<br />

OPQRSTUVWXYZ<br />

abcdefghijklmn<br />

opqrstuvwxyz<br />

0123456789<br />

museo sans<br />

ABCDEFGHIjKLMnO<br />

PQRSTUvWxyz<br />

abcdefghijklmnopqrs<br />

tuvwxyz<br />

0123456789<br />

8

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